A series of footprints once attributed to a “swimming brontosaur” has a far more likely explanation, new research has found.

What's the deal with the world's smallest dinosaur footprints? This unusual and rare discovery may be more surprising than ...

Scientists have discovered South Africa’s youngest known dinosaur tracks along the remote coastline of the Western Cape. The newly identified footprints, estimated to be around 140 million years old, ...

A 10-year-old girl out on a shoreline stroll on a Wales beach literally stumbled upon five prehistoric dinosaur footprints. Experts believes the footprints come from the camelotia dinosaur, a ...

One of the sauropod tracks identified by the researchers. Scale bar is 20 cm. After deciding to hunt for potential dinosaur ...

A large boulder used as decoration in a rural Australian high school’s foyer is actually covered in dinosaur footprints—it just took around 20 years for anyone to notice. After examining the ...

Other tracks at Dinosaur Valley State Park belong to a sauropod, or long-necked, small-headed dinosaur, called Sauroposeidon proteles. This species would have stood 18 meters tall. Similar ...

A slab of rock at an Australian high school, a boulder in a parking lot, and a bookend in a private collection feature ...

"The really lovely thing about a dinosaur footprint, particularly if you have ... One area of the site even reveals where the paths of a sauropod and megalosaurus once crossed.

Now, paleontologists have discovered the slab is covered in 200-million-year-old dinosaur tracks, according to a new paper published this week in the journal Historical Biology. In total ...

However, a recent study led by Verónica Díez Díaz from the Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, identifying two new dinosaur species ... Fifteen years ago, only five sauropod species were known ...